What would you consider to be a "high traffic" website/blog?
Considering that it's been 2 years now, and I'm only at 300 per day, I have been getting kinda bummed out. However, I then realized that if I look at this on a monthly basis it equates to about 6000 sessions per month...which seems decent.
With my current monetization...which is a course and an ebook, I have been making around $1000 per month. I figure that if the traffic increases, then so will the monthly income.
Anyway, I'm just wondering what you guys consider to be "high-traffic"?
BTW, all of my traffic is from free sources such as Youtube, search engines and reddit. I'm still nervous to start using paid traffic.
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